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e e n 00 ies aas, 6 P | ovtre: . conmorreanenzeunt 5 en * PR C same member asking for details of °_ cost, etc., of the distribution of Pub-- lic Service bulleting. | ~ °> © Other inquiries will be made of the Ministers by J. C. Ramsden, : Southwest Toronto, regarding the appointment of C. F. Buimer to the position of Clerk of the Executive f Council; by Malcolm Lang, Coch-- rane, who desires to know '"what re-- |. tation" the present Registrar of Bast Kent is to J. B. Clark, who was elect-- ed member of that riding and sub-- sequently retired in favor of Hon. h Manning Doherty; by Lieut.--Col. J. S. Cooper, Northwest Toronto, who asks if the Government is furnishing funds to prosecute the appeal of Rev. J. O. L. Spracklin from the judgment of Hon. Justice Middleton at the Sandwich Assizes. _# Costs of O.T.A. Probe. W. E. N. Sinclair, South Ontario, also asks for details of the cost of the committee of the Legislature ap-- pointed last session to investigate the workings of the O.T.A.; John O'Neill, southeast Toronto, asks for a list of Government commissgions appointed since November 11, 1919, and Mr. Sinclair, in still another inquiry, asks if the Government authorized and paid for the publication of Attorney-- general Raney's speech before the : anadian Bar Association at Ottawa. | K. 8. Stover, Algoma, asks what sums of money in respect to timber dues have been received by the De-- partment of Lands and Forests ars-- ing out of "the so--called -- timber probe," and J. McLeod, Stormont, and wW. J. Bragg, Durham, seek informa-- tion as to the qualifications, previous occupation, etc., of Clarkson W. James, recently appointed _ King's Printer, and of Arthur T. Wilgress, appointed Chief Librarian.